Exactly how much remains throughout multiple infusions really depends on the individual tea. The link above should give you some idea, however.

I wouldn't particularly depend on tea as a weight-loss potion, however. I think the most it will do is give you an extra pound or two loss when you eat right and exercise. You may already know this, and I mean no offense, but some people do tend to hold unrealistic expectations of tea when it comes to weight loss.

Exactly how much remains throughout multiple infusions really depends on the individual tea. The link above should give you some idea, however.

I wouldn't particularly depend on tea as a weight-loss potion, however. I think the most it will do is give you an extra pound or two loss when you eat right and exercise. You may already know this, and I mean no offense, but some people do tend to hold unrealistic expectations of tea when it comes to weight loss.

Thanks... I've actually been using tea as an appetite suppressant, and a replacement for snacks. Not only that, it's an encouragement for me lately to eat only healthy foods, and even then not enough to fall into the realms of my overeating habits.

As far as I know, the small effect on weight loss from tea is a result of the caffeine speeding up the metabolism by a tiny amount. It equals out to losing a handful of pounds a year if you drink tea consistently throughout every day.

Using green tea as an appetite supressant and snack replacement is a good tip - I'll have to be more conscious about that approach. Thanks.